Camp Fire to Center In Butte Western Montana Hosts Training
National Camp Fire official Annette Francisco says Butte will become the district hub for the western Montana camp fire growth. A training course for guardians and interested women will run nightly in Butte with instructors from Spokane and Miss Wick and Miss Niches. The organization has about 35 groups and 450 girls in Butte, aiming to establish district headquarters as the movement expands locally. Francisco plans visits to the local council and a summer camp plan, with the national conference in New York on April 1.
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Butte
Montana
Fastern
Washington
Tana
Annette Francisei
Camp Fire Girls Organisation
Georgetown
Mise Francisco
Ieim Hutte
Iust
Veaca
Willonst
Ro Brame
Lurena Wick
Ruth Niches
Spokane
Tts
Francisco
Navy Fire Council
Mina Francisco
Mies Veaneiwee
Butte Council
M.C
Portland
California
New York
Librarian Mamie Lenahan Reappointed For Fourth Time
Mrs Mamie Lenahan 39 Missoula avenue yesterday was appointed librarian in charge of the county law library. She has served six years and is the only librarian to receive four appointments. The task includes caring for the large library at the courthouse for the life of judges and lawyers. Her service has been eminently satisfactory.
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Mamie Lenahan
Missoula Avenue
Esterday
County Law Library
Lenahan
Lenaly
Homicide and death toll trends from 1926 to 1928 report
The coroner's annual report details 1926 1928 death causes and inquest activity. Homicides fall from 16 in 1925 to five in 1928 while automobile fatalities rise. suicides total 12 in 1928. notable causes include myocardia endocarditis arsenic poisoning and exposure.
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Sliver How
Ram Michal
Co Par Holland
Tir
Bamoion
Cape Alcholism Oo
Pneumona
Mitral
Corones
Venable to Speak at Bozeman Convention
Wank R. Venable secretary of the Butte Chamber of Commerce travels to Bozeman to address the state agricultural convention and Montana Potato Grower convention. He aims to promote Montana agriculture through cooperation of civic bodies and the “grown in Montana” initiative. Articles of Incorporation filed for Welcome Stranger Mining Company list directors August Sehill Walter Dooter and J T Sperry with 62 500 capital stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wank R. Venable
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Bozeman
Venable
Bozeming
Montana
Chamber of Commerce
Itme
Montan
Welcome Stranger Mining Company
August Sehill
Walter Dooter
J.T. Sperry
Theompany
Unlucky Thirteen Marks Federal Court Docket
Thirteen cases on the docket yesterday in federal court led to twelve convictions, one dismissal, and three bench warrants. Cases ranged from Mann Act violations to auto theft and use of a forged government stamp. Several defendants were fined or jailed, with sentence timing set for next week.
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jonal_” informations
Ais
Esterday
Grant Campbell
M. J. Goggin
Gio Pirinel
United Beater
Gorsin
Jack Baltrami
Sam Caterno
Cage
Caterna
Orered
J Joe Massi
J.C. Hutty
Two plea not guilty and bond issues in local arraignments
Hayward was arraigned before Justice of the Peace Lome A Buckley on defrauding an innkeeper. He pleaded not guilty and was remanded to county jail for failing to post 250 dollars. Trial set for Thursday. Toby Cowan also entered not guilty to a disturbance charge. Bond fixed at 100 dollars. unable to post. Hearing rescheduled for Thursday.
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Cnargea
Frank Meller
Lowry
Guily
Drew
Fred Flies Drew
Frank Penn
Wan
Nella Bianchino
Alex. Francestoni
Blachine
Joe Smith
Tracy Sorenson
Bechler and
Bernardin
del Real
San Renfro
California
Thomas P. Gates
United States Internal Revenue
Rank Hayward
Justice of the Peace
Lome
Riggs Optical Head Moves to St Paul
Riggs Optical head M. F C Roland leaves Butte to take charge of the St Paul branch. The Tegke Optical Co plans a transition as Keoland, previously in charge at Butte, shifts to new Butte arrangements under Rigen ownership. Birth records from the vital statistics bureau note several births. a January confirmation by the Senate names Frank S Dietrich as Ninth Circuit judge and Charles Cavanaugh as Idaho district judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Roland
Tune Manger
Tegke Optical Company
St. Paul
Keoland
Butte
Rises Company
Davien Optical Company
Rigen
Metals Bank
Joseph Llewellyn
Mr. Roland
Asneary
Bureau of Vital Statistics
City Hall
Waiter Earl
Lawrence Earl Hayes
Park
Kya Sephant
Jor Cochen
Mercury
Melvin Marion
George L. Paver
Reynolds
Henry Prophet
la Platte
Frank
Joe — Washington
Senate
Frank 8. Dietrich
Ninth Circuit
Wallace McCamant
Charles Cavanaugh
Idaho
Dietrich
Poultry Show Set for Butte January 11 to 15
The Montana Poultry Association announces its annual show in Butte at the old Heilbronner building on Broadway January 11 to 15. Entries from Green, Washington, and Montana will compete, with notable displays including Edgar Pengelly’s bantams and a Jersey Black Giant exhibit by Mr. and Mrs. T Holmes. Southern Montana exhibitors meet at Grelock Chamber of Commerce to register entries. shipping arrangements to Bozeman follow the Butte event. The Rotana club plans an evening meeting at Kin Gamer’s cafe with Catherine presiding.
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Montana Poultry Association
Butte
Heilbronner
Broadway
Green
Washington
Montana
Edgar Pengelly
Bozeman
Revaluation Work Starts In River How County
County Assessor Tom Kelly begins revaluation of real estate on a limited scale starting now. He plans to consult with city realtors and informed residents before proceeding. Officials estimate additional annual funding will be needed, with a $4,000 appropriation planned for broader revaluation in 1928.
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Tom Kelly
Kelly
Biver
Tutte Township
Com
State Board” of Equalization
Amensar
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Mining City
Western
BAYER
Pate Arvin
Marefactare
Moseace
Suster
Salle
Riggs Optical Head
Homesite
Georgette Verepe Elizabeth
Gates
Jordon With
Enien
Specia
Alario Ansort
Phra
Ropana
Rotana Club
Itereg
230 Kin Gamer's
Catherine
Steven Tone
Fire Snow
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